Kate Zambreno’s memoir The Light Room measures the fear and grief of parenting during a pandemic against moments of joy and glimmers of beauty.
In her debut essay collection, comedian and actor Natasha Leggero muses, often hilariously, about what it’s like to have a baby at 42.
In this often hilarious and consistently stirring performance, comedian, actor and all-around celebrity Jamie Foxx dishes on his toughest role: being a father.
In this often hilarious and consistently stirring performance, comedian, actor and all-around celebrity Jamie Foxx dishes on his toughest role: being a father.
Bringing Up Race is an extremely informative and enjoyable guide for parents, thanks to Uju Asika’s wise but never preachy style.
Instead of asking how much pressure they should apply, parents need to reframe the question: What are the healthiest ways to push our children?
Straight-shooting words of wisdom are laced with cartoons and helpful humor in this indispensable guide to homework hassles, sibling battles and more.
Since 1946, the editors of Highlights have personally responded to every child’s letter. Dear Highlights is a collection of their correspondence treasure trove.
Sarah Sentilles lifts her story of foster parenthood above the failures of flawed adults and reminds us of the limitless hopes of the human heart.
You Can’t F*ck Up Your Kids by Lindsay Powers is a frank, funny look at the challenges of child rearing that will give beleaguered parents a boost.
Psychotherapist Philippa Perry shares valuable recommendations for readers who are working to create satisfying connections with their kiddos.
Child psychologist Abigail Gewirtz shows families how to handle difficult topics through upfront discussion and healthy dialogue.
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